Ithaca based the Model 37s off of John Browning and John Pedersen’s design for the Remington Model 17. Like the Model 17, the Model 37 is a pump-action shotgun that ejects spent casings from the bottom of the receiver rather than the side, as most shotguns do. The gun went into production in 1937 and
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Remington based the designs for the Model Seven off their bolt-action chambering mechanisms and feature similar receivers, actions, and overall designs. The author has bagged several great bucks, including this 163-inch 17-pointer with an early Model Seven chambered in 7mm-08 Remington. This rifle is one of his favorites. While sportsmen have preferred the Model 700
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Kahr’s lightweight compact 9mm PM9-series pistols borrow their heritage from Kahr’s other successful polymer pistols, a collection of single-strike, DAO (Double-Action Only), recoil operated semi-autos chambered for various cartridges The Kahr action is a Browning locked-breech design featuring a striker-operated firing pin with a passive firing pin safety, making it a true hammerless action. It
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